Stay in elegant surroundings in this exceptional holiday home off the Mid Wales coastline. This Grade II-listed property really is remarkable with historic Georgian architecture and unforgettable valley views from its ample outdoor space – a real destination to escape to with a large group. The property hosts up to 12 guests with superbly decorated bedrooms set across two upper floors and exciting elements including an interior games room and a hot tub with far-reaching views. For daily activities, the property is not only on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park but is just 9 miles from the coast and 1.5 miles from the cultural hub of Machynlleth.
Travel up the remote gravelled driveaway and instantly appreciate the curb appeal of this impressive abode. Once indoors, find a selection of rooms with sophisticated decor and spectacular features including chandeliers and floor-to-ceiling windows with incredible views. The kitchen/diner is a farmhouse-inspired space that’ll bustle with activity around mealtimes, however, you’ve also got the option to dine outdoors in the enclosed garden space with ample seating options. A Smart TV-furnished living room on the ground floor invites guests to curl up after dinner with a coal-effect electric fire on, the ideal end to any day before moving on upstairs to reach five well-presented bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Just a mile and a half away, the Welsh town of Machynlleth is an attractive locale filled with art, comedy events and science-centred days out, all surrounded by the magnificent scenery of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere. Further countryside delights can be discovered a short walk away, with the beloved Dyfi Discovery Walk beginning in the village of Cwrt nearby (3 miles) and the Dyfi Valley Way offering a longer route that starts on the coast at Aberdovey (9 miles).